Ian Dunt

Ian Dunt served as the editor-at-large of Politics.co.uk until 2021. He is a regular host on the Oh God What Now podcast, a columnist for the New European and the i newspaper, and the author of two books: Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now and How To Be A Liberal.

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Blair attacked his own freedom of information legislation once he left Downing Street.

Blair slapped down for freedom of information attack

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The next smoking ban? Moves on smoking in cars with children.

Peers back ban on smoking with children in cars

*Comment & Analysis

Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks face charges over phonehacking

CPS statement on phone-hacking in full

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Lunch: A potential minefield of social awkwardness

Come Dine With Me from Hell: Queen has lunch with her PMs

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Stolen phones: A new phone-hacking scandal?

Stolen phones: The new phone-hacking scandal?

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Ready to go: But ethnic media feels isolated from the London 2012 Games.

London 2012: The equality backlash

*Comment & Analysis

Even good weeks get ugly for Cameron and Clegg

The week in review: The bell tolls for the coalition

Unemployment, coalition relaunches, G4S, the Olympics: Just another rollercoaster week for the coalition.

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Seb Coe is a special adviser to Nike

Coe slapped down over Pepsi T-shirt ban

Seb Coe was overruled by Olympics organisers today after he said people would not be allowed in to the Olympic Village wearing a Pepsi T-shirt.

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No more VIP lanes for ministers at the Olympics

Ministers banned from Olympic VIP lane

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Olympic flame? Many Londoners seem unmoved by the Games.

Boris tells Londoners to ‘stop whining’ as Olympic chaos continues

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IMF boss Christine Lagarde is vital for Osborne's reputation but the organisation is noticeably cooling on the UK chancellor.

The IMF starts to lose faith in Osborne

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Ian Tomlinson as he was struck by police during the G20 protest

Police officer found not guilty in Ian Tomlinson trial

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Better off out? Cameron doesn't think so.

Is David Cameron a reluctant europhile?

*Comment & Analysis

Ed Miliband on G4S, London 2012 and police privatisation

Ed Miliband G4S speech in full

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Banged up: Crime is falling in England and Wales

Crime falls despite recession

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London 2012: Predictable chaos?

‘Predictable chaos’: MPs savage Locog and G4S ahead of London 2012

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Trouble in the Tory ranks: Supporters less likely to vote.

Labour soars in polls as Tory voters grow less likely to vote

*Comment & Analysis

Batman is the Dark Knight: Card-carrying member of the one per cent?

The politics of Batman

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Spreading out: Ministers want more emphasis on Asian and Latin American markets.

Coalition victory: EU no longer the UK’s main export market

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